Daggaboy - A constant fight for survival
I don’t know about you, but my pathetic 4 kg reps in the gym are the bane of my existence. I mean, having to lug my lazy-60-kg-ass around is tough enough – an additional 4 kg’s ain’t about to be my new best friend. So I got to thinking (hear me out): imagine being a rhino. Stay with me. A rhino’s horn averages out to 3 kg’s on a body that settles around 2,400 kg i.e. its body is designed to maintain effortlessly its glorious face-plant. Literally. Which then makes the rhino horn basically an efficient feather: not only is it used for defending, fighting, digging and nurturing its young, but no other species on this earth can claim to pull off majestically a 90 cm steeple in the middle of their face. Tragically, at the expense of human greed, we have deprived these noble giants of their only survival tool, for selfish purposes that are nothing more than skin-deep. The Umkantshubovu Anti-poaching Unit (DaggaBoy) is not your typical ‘Save the Species’ campaign. These heroes aim to prohib